Holding degrees in
composition from Colgate University (BA), Ithaca College (MM,) and Indiana
University (DM), Lewis studied with Karel Husa, Harvey Sollberger,
Donald Erb, Dexter Morrill, and John Eaton. With numerous
honors and awards, Lewis notably was an ASCAP/Nissim winner with a performance of his song cycle, “4 Poems of Arnaut Daniel” by the Alabama Symphony, a Keck
grant recipient, and composed the music for performances of Seamus
Haney’s “Burial at Thebes (a version of Antigone).” His work for soprano and piano,
“In Night” was selected for performance by Cortland Community
Arts Challenge and performed in 2012. Lewis recently took the position of
the Educational Opportunity Program Director at SUNY Cortland, bringing him
to the community.
Contact: lewis.rosengarten@cortland.edu
Music Excerpts:
Flute Concertina
In Night
Octan
Arnaut 2nd Song
Trio
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